henryhallsdanceband

Interesting you mention the moon landings - and the 'fact' that they never happened - allegedly - on the day that new HD pictures taken from a very low altitude moon orbiter are published. The pictures are of a quality that you can see the astronauts footprints and the track of the lander vehicles on the moon's surface - apparently.

Now this is a new one on me - the planes DID hit the towers but the towers were subsequently brought down to prevent further loss of life - how could that be? That means demolition experts went up the towers to just beneath the hell above; carefully and meticulously set charges on a structure of a type that had probably never before been demolished (pretty tricky I'd say given the circumstances and conditions prevailing at the time). All in order to bring them down, killing everyone above (who would be going to die anyway) so that the towers didn't collapse sideways killing others on the ground, in the surrounding area or in adjacent buildings (that for some reason had not been evacuated). Really?

yaaaaah - a win - a win - thank f**k for that

oh for gawd sake blow up ref pleeeze.

into injury time - 3mins - groan - Spain 3 up.

2mins - how much injury time?

less than 5mins to go and this is the usual nerve shredding stuff.

admit

If you visit Ground Zero (as I did a few years ago) you'll be a bit taking aback I suspect when you see how upset a lot of Americans are about the Twin Towers. Very quiet - whispering - and tears looking at some pictures and a huge hole in the ground. Almost spiritual in nature. There would have to be some form of Memorial Park

Well when he was told of the attack when in that junior school in Florida he did a very good acting job if he knew - mind you he might have been thinking s**t - so that really meant the Twin Towers and not Twin Peaks - here was I looking forward to some damn good coffee and some damn fine cherry pie. But saying that let's not forget 3000 odd died including 340 firefighters - the first being killed when taking a direct hit by a 'jumper'. Now forget conspiracy theories being spooky - the 'jumpers' (over 200 of them I think) now that is spooky -poor folk to be that desperate...

Well it is a Utd website - innocent mistake

well he thinks we'd be top half of Div 2 in England so bit better (just) than Conference at least.

atora

long black hair?

peaso

To get our creative juices flowing - here's Brighton & Hove fans attempts http://www.northstandchat.com/showthread.php?184318-Frank-Sandaza-song-lyrics-updates-rewrites-encouraged

His name is Frankie and he dances on the sand!........(Duran Duran style) He scores for pleasure he's the best in all the land

shooders

A short piece by Rod Liddle in the Sunday Times (28/08) headed 'Scots on their knees'. I quote the first few lines: 'I had a nasty shock, watching St. Johnstone's victory over Celtic. There, wandering around the centre of the park with that familiar expression of lupine arrogance unfulfilled, was, Jody Morris. Christ, I wondered, what's he doing there? I would have thought he'd have given up by now and had alternative employment, perhaps as a stress counsellor or a priest. He was struggling when Millwall were in Division One four years ago. But there he was in the St. Johnstone midfield...Anyway, Celtic somehow lost to a side which, 150 miles to the south , would exist somewhere in the top half of League Two' So that is how we are perceived.

Torremolinos

that

keepsy

bogey

yup - that'll do rather nicely thankyou lads - you're getting to remember why there is an onion bag hanging off these two uprights and a crossbar

Brilliant - BBC Scotland website - latest score 1-0 saintees - half time score 3-0 - what the f***